Malachi Zehder of Claremore Christian enjoyed a game on the gridiron Saturday night that he will not soon forget.

Tristan Gibson used every bit of his imposing 6-foot-3, 220-lb frame to bulldoze through the Verdigris defense.

Martin Luther King Jr. in his last book, “Where Do We Go from Here: Chaos or Community?” My hope for the coming days and ...

TULSA — Claremore capitalized on five of Will Rogers' eight turnovers, cruising to a 48-0 victory on a rain-soaked Friday ...

Several Rogers County Republicans and Democrats said they hoped President-elect Donald Trump's victory would bring Americans ...

With little explanation, the Department of Education canceled its search for a vendor to supply 55,000 Bibles for public ...

Longtime Claremore resident Edna Green-Preciado was one of 10 children of the Green family born before World War II. In her ...

CATOOSA — Hall of Fame baseball player Ferguson Jenkins had a historic career, but the 81-year-old never lost sight of having ...

With soccer season coming down the home stretch and basketball beginning, it is an exciting time to be a Hillcat.

For one quarter, the Oologah Mustangs gave second-ranked Wagoner a taste of adversity it had not faced often this season.

The witching hour fell at Rogers State University not during the middle of the night Thursday, but in midafternoon.

Inola may have been eliminated from playoff contention, but it found plenty to play for as it closed out the 2024 season.